Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-19
FIF tn EDlTI0I


Court Q nvened A. IN o =, 'uS g.
the abs ence OF Crier SIN l'"cS =, y
detained at home by sicE I W.
opened b. Prothopa,orv m s,eAhes
Imme dia,ely after tho o 1aaH~e'.
EN- mons, Esq asked for The ' a
OF Cha. les Blake, who was sa, n
glary and larceny. 4''i' !,
This case resembles .b,,
Crank n some respec \, ~ n,
made b is escape from iali a n,,'
liberty for several wesks. I s,',.
Ing Mr.. Emmons the court aao '
Blake must remain in iail u S.,D
served the full term to whi ns.'
sentenced, and the app,icn,jan :.
fused. Blake's wife was in can,,
the Case was under considera sT",
j. Alexander Fulton, E|o ''l T.
for the Lycoming Inouiancs r..
We various parties, made NM, Go'
amend hts declaration. and p -.
WAS granted. VAC
The case OF Philip Il and E..
Clark VS.. Henry l.. Churcbma
again taken up, and Mr.. Nj.
newed the application made va.
afternoon FOR permission 10 a3 y,
nair by Withdrawing tae flrst ~
their declaration and amend,
second, by citing Henry Bor5h
Em ma A. Clark's tenant on On =
OF all the crops and money rser,
| pasture.
Mes rs. Nields and Bradfor,
In favor Of the application VIZ
oppostd by Mr.. HigRino, ana a.
hour was consumed in a,cpn,
| Chief Justice said that H. vas :,
Ion OF Judges Houston aud =
that / be application should he :,
and that while be did not cone
them, he would be governed i,
Iopinion.
/ An thory Reybold, WHO WIS
stand when Court adjourned !as
ing, was re called, ard suh,.cl
long crcsE examination Ly MI
Igtns, during which he said tA,'
the cou vcrsation took place \
hims ELI and Mr.. Churchmsp
Third street market, the latter a,
that Mr.. Olork was twelve year.
with his Interest, and that II an
wanted q cheap farm they oQah,
the mortgage. A. that time Nh
wae ly!ng very III, and the Win,
uOt I ell him what was said.
i Joh I'm LeFevre tesiifird tbs.
farmer, and has a knowledge Of
land and cy kes. Es always p,
. dry bank, as 1t was frse II
Idepre datlone Of musksa.s I,y
lighter Snd would Last longer.
rot consider 1t necessary to have
alongside OF a bank. nnd ;hog
flowing wntcr was an injury 10 /
II Thomas p. Lyman was rsca!
stated that he lives JUS; acrocs #
[C.ar TX farm, and knows Of the Gu
> In the bank. He ccaei3etsd !,
E bad y Injured by tho cut, and /!
to remain there ha would 10.
the farm 90 a gifs.
i David II. Lyman w1s sworn,
lifted that ha has q iacn near IL
farm and has a know .odSe Of tb'
! He thought the cut ho d ruined q
Iaud did not believe any oBe wog
l 1t. II this cut was clCttd and lht
4 kof I be Christian 2ept out, TIE !
kwoG.d ba very v"lCac,a.
IL j Curtis CLARK vas recall,
bststed that the glass gte5 up
y Iafiar the harvest CT lesi and Ia
of that year the pr0spsc. for
1 lcrop the next year vas excellent.
Hug tho food OF 1888 tse gs..r '
on Tho meadow moie than two d
al He thought the cut iu tae b.
Injured the farm Si0 COZ. 1t 1
d wGs closed now it wood take
three years TO get the land In The
!, ttioh that IL was In 1854, and tht
the owner In crops, wold rot
!. lthan sc, 900 or $1,000 % cross
3, uation the witness said Tia ie b
en- gagged In farming cir ce $50
Gently nod Is now empoled Is
Imam ON the p, W. ~ Is. Ea!lIcl
Az o'clock court Took q rec'
-t3 O'clock this afternoon.
SPECIAL JURORS DRAWN
The following s2ec,a jaro
III drawn to try the Gaze OF J0aep'
VS.. the Wilmington e Nof!aei
70 d Company.
Brandy wine Kindred he0
Barlow, Isaac n. Gru5h, Ja@e
Oomh, Thomas G. Blti, WI
Lotgo.
Misunderstanding K. Cla'
, IA, Ctaason. George l.. -
Philip P!upkets.
,.$ Chiis.iana-Oalyin ". COY
MIL Crsek-Thones la. ia
Il ,Phiilirs, Jacob obsnd.or'
nj White Clay C:.tk--G"of&'
WIN. L Wier, John y V, P.ai'
NJ Eaw CasLle-Wilhan hsfO'
q lJbbps
"a P.pcader-Sswcll G. Bi2Se'
I'll g.. Georges-Wm. Il. CocnTsi
"a. Rowland
II Appoqnintmink-C,las I a..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p. C0siiAsi
. NJ u. HArt.
NJ Sheriff Lam BISON Is serT ,nE
BDlons, az the case "a mAiA-"
next Monday.
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